Ford Explorer 2004 - TPMS Issues

[newyorker]

Hi, I have a Ford Explorer 2004 Eddie, on Starting the vehicle the TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) light on dash board does not light up, also when running the Sys Diagnostics in Message Center I do not get any message for TPMS.

There are no messages for
Tire Pressure Monitor Fault or
Tire Pressure Sensor Fault.

I know for sure that TPMS is standard feature for 2004 Explorer Eddie bauer.

Can someone explain what does this mean and is this an expensive issue to resolve.

I can live without that and use a regular pressure gauge, however I feel like having all the features of my truck working.

Thanks,
newyorker

[ghostriderr6]

sitting in your driveway with the truck running let some air out of your tire, go pretty low so u no the light should come on and if it doesn't u might not have that option but if u know they came with it, it sounds like a trip to the dealer

[newyorker]

However I am pretty much sure that it is a standard feature, also I have original owner's invoice and it is listed as std. features.

Thanks,

[phantom_smack]

did we check all fuses ?

[newyorker]

Originally Posted by phantom_smack

did we check all fuses ?

As per the manual
Fuse / Relay Location - 16
Fuse Amp Rating - 5A
Passanger Compartment Fuse Panel Discription - Power Mirror, Manual Climate Control, TPMS

So does this mean a Single fuse is controlling all 3 of those, as both Power Mirror and Manual Climate Control are working fine.

Also any tips on how to inspect fuses and what to look for in a blown fuse?

Thanks

[newyorker]

Any ideas on this TSB

Drive Train: TIRES:PRESSURE MONITORING AND REGULATING SYSTEMS
Service Bulletin Number: 04B17
NHTSA Number: 10008875
Model Years Affected: 2004
Date of Bulletin: 08/2004
Bulletin Summary: SOME OF THE VEHICLES WERE BUILT WITH INSTRUMENT CLUSTERS THAT WERE NOT CONFIGURED PROPERLY FOR USE WITH A REVISED TPMS MODULE. THE TIRE PRESSURE MODULE SYSTEM (TPMS) IS FULLY FUNCTIONAL, BUT THERE IS NO VISUAL INDICATION TO A DRIVER IF THE